The courses are open for UiO students and give credits.
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All courses are free and open to all, with the only requirements being a completed bachelor's degree and payment of the annual student fee for the University of Oslo.
Several of the 5 credit courses are extra intensive and will take place over the course of one week, followed by an exam. This is a format which SUM has experience with from its research school.
Students who are not affiliated with SUM can contact the student administration by sending an email to [email protected].
Digital courses
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the remaining spring courses will be taught online. The upcoming courses are:
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SUM4033 - Environmental Humanities: From Civil Disobedience to Extinction Rebellion (April 15th - May 18th, 10 credits)
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SUM4502 - INCLUDE - Socially Inclusive Energy Transition (May 25th - 29th, 5 credits)
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SUM4503 - The Politics of Pandemics: Security, Development and Global Governance Challenges (May 4th - 8th, 5 credits)
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SUM4505 - Capitalism, Corruption and the Climate Crisis (April 20th - April 24th, 5 credits)
Free online course on what works in development
With the world experiencing an unprecedented crisis we thought it would be an opportune moment to reflect on what is actually working in international development.
We have revised and updated the course What works? Promising Practices in International Development, which is now freely available online to a global audience.
